Short Brains Poems

Short Brains Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Brains by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Brains by length and keyword.


Brains

Why do our brains have thoughts?
Some things we are not taught,
Our brains came from God,
Still evolving, soar or plod.


Beauty and Brains

B-eauty
A-nd
B-rains
Y-ield

J-oy
O-f
E-motion

Topic: Birthday of Baby Joe (July 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Soul and Love

When those senses: soul and love again exist -
We have the right to know how no longer -
Will matter turn back to brains!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Thought Flew In

A thought flew in
  But then it flew out

Why couldn't I keep it?

Where were my brains? ~
  Perhaps they'd stepped out
Form: Rhyme

Ayn's Nightmare

Our brains push away
  as humanity pulls

Cerebrum benighted
  —emotion to school

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2019)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Colonized a Thousand Worlds

Who says
Our brains
Ever stop growing
Who says we haven’t 
Colonized a thousand worlds
Yet they keep us here
Like slaves
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Some - Open Minds,

Some " open minds", no  doubt,
Too open up a washed brain.
As a result, their brains fall out
And disappears  in  the drain!
Form: Quatrain

One Heart

See with two eyes
Think with both brains
Speak in many voices
 —but love with one heart

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015)

Premium Member Bird Brains

he tweeted,
            ....she pleaded
                              ........stop harassing me.


John G. Lawless
©12/11/2021
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Island

Miniature Edens. Regularly insular but small hopes can't be everything in poverty. Big brains flee from atrophy.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Horrifying Brains

Horrifying Brains

Surprise!

 &

FEAR

Differ Only

In Their 

Psychological

Effects.

-Gray Squirrel

10-05-2024

Premium Member Collegiate Times

freedom in green blades
the softest sprig of Spring
brains before marriage
stretched out under brightest sun
nestled in serenity
Form: Tanka

Blank For Brains

The Hydrogen Bomb is heinous
Because it could crack Uranus
And that would be bad
Because we'd get mad
That God decided to brain us!
Form: Limerick

Brains

Brains

It feels like one part of my brain is fighting the other
   To win control and claim my sanity
     It shouldn’t be that way

Premium Member Eeg

I went for an EEG
To rule out epilepsy.
I did all that they said
With discs glued to my head
While the checked out brains 'lectricity.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Swipe In Vain

Listen to poem:
mozzie squadron fleets
roaring overhead in droves
dive to ear in waves
scream whining hisses so loud
that my swipes beats my brains out
Form: Tanka

Thinking

Winter snowfall offers whiteouts against 
thinking, against the multiplicities 
that grow in our brains to take over life 
in a mean way.

Premium Member What's this

He has an ego so swollen
And says elections were stolen
The "Big Lie" he'll spiel
Has MAGA appeal
For those with brains up their colon
Form: Limerick

Premium Member the brain makes the call

Boredom deprives minds of power
Brains without purpose may sour
So shower a head
With endorphins instead
Via game apps played every hour
Form: Limerick

Addled

time don't deny, the world awry, in sadness struggles on, the addled brains, accursed. remains, till no one knows the why. Don
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Lamb Brains For Breakfast

Old heads know more,
but can't explore anymore.
Justly, they exploit experience,
adroitly squishing creativity.
Too old to play,
with naivety.
old

Premium Member Bruised Minds

of some deranged brains. I'm searching for pretty souls. find out who earns you!
Written: July 16, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mist

Mist; 
You fall, you crawl, you roll, 
And into people’s thoughts you seep, 
Like an uninvited dream 
Into foggy brains 
On the edge of sleep …
Form: Rhyme

Football-All In the Game

A more-brawn-than-brains game; they are overpaid to knock the opponents senseless.



~12/9/15
~SPORT One Liner #4 contest by Silent One
Form: Verse

Turning Hate Into Love

Hate consumes,
worms through our brains,
wasting time
best spent elsewhere;
Energy
should be deployed
on peaceful
things bringing
love to all.
© Rob Carter  Create an image from this poem.

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